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The Cape Peninsula's baboon conflict is a complex issue that has garnered significant attention, prompting Daily Maverick's Maverick Earth series to investigate the matter from various angles. Now, Daily Maverick seeks reader input to evaluate the comprehensiveness of their journalism on this contentious topic.

When the series commenced, readers were queried about their level of understanding concerning the baboon conflict on the Cape Peninsula. Having now explored all five parts of the series, Daily Maverick poses the same question once more. If you've yet to delve into the entire series, it can be accessed here:

1. Drawing the line on Cape Town's baboons

2. The wicked problem of controlling baboons

3. 'Free of freedom' and the case against baboon captivity

4. Full board. Life term. You can check out, but you can never leave

5. Jane of Waterfall speaks to the tall tailless

This poll aims to gauge whether the journalism provided the necessary information and viewpoints for readers to form their own opinions on this multifaceted and often polarizing issue.

What aspects of the baboon conflict still pique your interest? Share your inquiries and thoughts in the comments section below. Daily Maverick is eager to hear what the series helped elucidate, which questions persist, and what you believe should be contemplated in this matter. Please refrain from submitting comments that are offensive or lack a sincere effort towards engagement.

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